good morning, america. breaking overnight, the bombshell espn investigation. dozens of baseball's biggest stars including a-rod may soon be suspended for doping and then lying about it. this man at the center talking and causing shock waves. happening now, the developing weather in the gulf that could become a tropical storm targeting florida and the east coast with massive rain. and flash flood warnings for the northeast. this as a levee breaks along the mississippi overnight. a suburban mom's shocking double life. one of america's wealthiest neighborhoods reeling after allegations that one of their own is running a big-time marijuana ring. who turned her in and how she got away with it for so long. the comeback of the year. the high school graduation surprise that had an entire class on their feet with tears

of joy when the class president stunned them all. it's an inspirational moment you'll just want to see. i wanted to pop out of my seat after i saw that. >> i got chills. you'll see the graduation. >> good morning, america. so much to get to, including the first lady unplugged. michelle obama went head to head with a heckler at a washington fund-raiser last night, basically said it's you or me. we have the audiotape coming right up. >> she did not back down one iota. and let's get right to the big breaking story from espn's "outside the lines." major league baseball players including huge stars like a-rod, alex rodriguez, may face significant suspensions in a massive doping scandal and, josh, i know you've been following this all overnight. >> for months, in fact. it looks like a stunning end is

near in this wide-ranging investigation into the alleged performance-enhancing drug use still in major league baseball. again, it does appear a stunning end to this probe is near. espn's "outside the lines" reports this morning that dozens of major league baseball players including the yankees' $29 million a year third baseman alex rodriguez may soon be suspended allegedly for doping and then lying to baseball about it. espn says the possible suspensions are based on testimony and notes from this man, tony bosch, who ran an anti-aging clinic in miami called biogenesis. but when that business folded late last year medical records from the clinic were leaked, records which allegedly showed doping by as many as 30 high-profile ballplayers. >> what baseball didn't have was somebody who could swear to the truth of those documents and that's what they have now with tony bosch. he'll testify to say those documents are true and accurate. >> reporter: allegedly on those records, rodriguez as well as the blue jays' melky cabrera,

rangers' nelson cruz and ryan braun of the milwaukee brewers, who allegedly failed a steroid test in 2011 but later appealed the suspension and won. >> if i ever made mistakes in my life, i've taken responsibility for my actions and truly believe truly in my heart and i would bet my life that this substance never entered my body at any point. >> reporter: bosch originally refused to cooperate but had a change of heart after the league sued him. he says he provided ballplayers with banned drugs and that he even injected them into rodriguez himself. >> by cooperating with baseball he's trying to take some pressure off of his life financially and legally so in return, baseball will drop the lawsuit. they'll indemnify him for any civil liability he has for testifying against the players. >> reporter: sources tell espn this morning that the league may try to suspend some players for up to 100 games instead of the standard 50-game ban because the players allegedly broke two rules, doping and then lying about it.

now, we cannot testify to bosch's credibility on this matter and we can also tell you ryan braun always said that he had contact with tony bosch but bosch served as a consultant to him while fighting that suspension back in 2012. certainly not the end of it. boy, 100-game suspensions would be an entirely new precedent for the sport. >> it'll rock the season. josh, thanks very much. the latest on the severe weather hitting so much of the country. flood warnings across the midwest with towns on the mississippi dealing with breached levees and sam here with more on that, and that topical system brewing in the gulf. >> the tropics first, george. this is the pending situation. the one that we'll watch for development very quickly. we've got about a 40% chance from the hurricane system. join me at the wall. this is it. the pulsating circle of concern showing you where those clouds are. there are a couple things i want to point out when we look at this system, not developed into tropical strength of a storm and probably as they said, 40% chance. having a problem with this dry air. if you cut this in half and

notice how dry this flow is coming from the west that's the problem. as it moves a bit more to the northeast in any form it will likely get better organized. the hope here is it doesn't organize too much and picks up speed. but either way it's about 3 to 10-feet waves up against the west coast of florida. also 8 inches of rain possible from tampa all the way to jacksonville and the bull's-eye zone, 4 to 6 easily but as it continues the track this could be a lot heavier rain. when it gets to the eastern seaboard it will probably mix with a secondary low and that means this friday into saturday it's going to be raining for the northeast. if this forecast is accurate and, again, it means a lot as to whether or not there will be developing here. anything could change the path of this. this is why we're watching it carefully. as we said at the top of the show, still this area of right now flooding going on from past rain, 20 inches in this area and steve osunsami is there, high, high water and levee problems. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, sam. the mississippi is just a few miles this way now and this is

the missouri, both rivers are flooding. there are farmlands flooded. homes that are flooded. there are streets that are impassable. this is a beauty shop underwater. the water is receding but that heavy bulge of rain is now moving downstream. authorities here are worried about two things, one, there's the chance of more rain, which doesn't help the situation here. also, they're worried about two levees, one of them breached yesterday and there's a chance that another could breach today. if that happens they'll be forced to evacuate even more families from their homes. sam? >> and, steve, more heavy rain from oklahoma to wichita to omaha all in that area. we'll talk more about that in the next half hour. robin? >> all right there, sam, thank you. now to what could be one of the most significant car recalls since the ford pinto, and a major alert for everyone on the roads. the u.s. government says millions of jeeps are at risk of catching on fire in rear-end crashes. the recall is based on what government experts say is a deadly fire hazard that has left an estimated 51 people dead. abc's lisa stark joins us now

from washington with the latest. good morning, lisa. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, this morning chrysler is refusing to recall those vehicles. nearly 3 million of them to add some extra protection around the fuel tank which sits near the rear of the vehicle. it's a recall that could cost chrysler hundreds of millions of dollars. at least 51 people have died in fiery crashes involving the older model jeeps according to the government. it says the problem is the fuel tank sits behind the rear axle and slightly below the bumper, vulnerable to puncture. the government says in its initial findings that the defects present an unreasonable risk because people have burned to death in rear impact crashes. a recall would involve 2.7 million older model jeep grand cherokees and jeep liberties. these crash tests done by engineering students show the danger, simulated fuel spilling from the grand cherokee.

chrysler claims the tests were too severe. but the government points to accidents like this one on a virginia highway last october when a tractor-trailer slammed into the back of a jeep grand cherokee stopped in traffic. the jeep smashed into the car carrying harry hamilton and his daughter. hamilton was able to rescue an 18-year-old from the burning jeep but not two others. the fire spread too quickly. >> and then it just roared. it all happened in probably 20, 25 seconds. >> reporter: this morning chrysler insists that the vehicles are safe and are not defective and no recall is necessary. >> the bottom line is dollars. this recall will cost chrysler $300 million but that's a small price to pay to save the lives of kids dying in fire crashes in jeeps. >> reporter: now, chrysler is also insisting this morning that the government's analysis which has been going on for nearly

three years is incomplete and it says that the cars are safe and they meet all government standards. if chrysler refuses to budge, well, then the government may have to sue to force this recall. george, back to you. >> real confrontation. thanks so much. more breaking news coming in right now. want to go to abc's jon karl, our chief white house correspondent. we're just learning now that the president's national security adviser tom donilon will be replaced by u.n. ambassador susan rice, of course, in the middle of that -- all that controversy over benghazi. >> reporter: that's right, george. just a few minutes ago a senior white house official told me that donilon is out and susan rice is in. this will be something that will certainly capture the attention of republicans. susan rice, of course, as you mentioned was the one that went on the sunday shows right after the attack in benghazi and talked about it being something that came out of protests in cairo, very controversial set of sunday show appearances.

she is somebody that republicans don't like very much. now close to the president and she will be his national security adviser. >> she's been with him right from the start from the beginning of his presidential campaign. the president looked at her for a possible pick as secretary of state and she will be a hard-nose national security adviser. >> reporter: she is a no-nonsense adviser. as you mentioned one of the very first foreign policy advisers on the president's campaign, close to him even before he officially launched the campaign. she is tough. she is no nonsense and, frankly, she was early indications the person the president wanted to put over as secretary of state. republicans made it clear they would do everything they could to block that. as national security adviser she does not need senate confirmation, the president is free to choose whoever he wants. >> and speaking of no nonsense, jon, michelle obama, private fund-raiser at a home in washington, d.c. confronted by a gay rights activist and she was having none of it. >> one of the things -- one of the things that i don't do well is this.

do you understand? >> jon, right after that she walked right up to the heckler and went toe to toe. >> reporter: this is something else, george. the heckler told us afterwards that she felt like the first lady was just a few inches away from her face. what happened is she came down from the podium approached the heckler and said, you could hear a little in the tape, "one of the things i don't do well is this. listen to me, or you can take the mike, but i'm leaving. you all decide. you have one choice." george, the crowd loved it. they started applauding. the heckler was removed and the first lady went on with her speech. >> round one to the first lady. jon karl, thanks very much. we're going to stay in washington for the latest on the sexual assault crisis in the military. thousands of cases every year and the nation's top military leaders have lined up before congress to answer a lot of questions. abc's martha raddatz joins us from washington with the latest on all this. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the military chiefs all took responsibility for failures and

promised this crisis would have their full attention, but the senators wanted more. there was palpable frustration and impatience. >> how many women and men are being raped and sexually assaulted? are you frickin' kidding me. why is one in ten going to trial and why is only one in ten cases result in convictions? >> reporter: a question that vexes the most senior officers, all of them men. >> we're failing in our efforts to fully protect our people from sexual assault and sexual harassment. >> sexual assault is criminal behavior that has no place in the united states marine corps. >> reporter: but the military leaders are all resisting efforts to have victims of abuse report to special military legal authorities, instead of commanding officers. >> i believe it is essential our commanders be involved in each phase of the military justice process. >> reporter: the problem of sexual assault has only gotten worse.

an estimated 26,000 sexual assaults last year, up 35%, and in just the past few weeks the head of a sexual assault response office charged with sexual battery. a soldier accused of secretly videotaping female cadets in the showers. three naval academy football players accused of rape. >> you have lost the trust of the men and women who rely on you. they're afraid to report. >> reporter: and for veteran and sexual assault survivor anna bhagwati, those words rang true. >> women and men must put up with all kinds of degrading behavior, not random acts but routine rites of passage still condoned by senior enlisted and officer leaders. >> reporter: military and civilian leaders have been promising to fix the problem for decades. asked by one senator why he should believe this time will be different the chairman of the joint chiefs said in prior years leaders focused on victim protection rather than prevention. robin and george.

>> they are taking the blame this time. it was something to see all those military leaders facing congress. >> yes. let's get to the other top stories that are developing with josh. good morning to all of you. we'll begin with developments overnight putting more pressure now on the u.s. to intervene in syria's civil war. the british have now joined the french saying there is evidence the nerve gas sarin has been used. france says there's no doubt the syrian regime used it and now we're just getting word this morning that syrian forces have captured a key border city. more news as it becomes available. meanwhile, a judge has accepted the insanity plea of james holmes, the man accused of gunning down 12 people in a colorado movie theater. now holmes will undergo a mental evaluation. the plea could spare him the death penalty. and apple has suffered a major defeat in the smartphone wars losing a legal battle against samsung, the international trade commission has banned u.s. sales of the iphone 4, the ipad 2 and other older models after ruling that apple infringed on samsung's

patent. apple is appealing. and a warning to drowsy drivers. look at this police dash cam. a man is going to crash into this officer's patrol car causing it to flip several times. police say the driver had fallen asleep. despite the violent crash, however, thankfully the officer is okay. and finally, we saw it at the top of the show. a massive surprise for students graduating from one michigan high school. their class president, who was shot in the head two months ago while trying to break up a fight, shocked everyone when he walked on the stage. the crowd, as you can hear, went nuts. screams of tears and joy. he gave the speech no one thought he'd be able to give. >> thank god. it is so good to be alive.

[ cheers and applause ] i forgot a lot of stuff. i forgot how to walk. i didn't forget how to eat. [ laughter ] >> the young man never lost his appetite. oh, but he's off now to study criminal justice in college. >> okay, a warning for people putting on their makeup this morning, that is so beautiful. so beautiful. >> and he's talking just fine. >> uh-huh, he is. >> nice to see that graduating class rally around him like that. >> great. let's turn now to that real life story ripped straight from the cable hit tv show "weeds." a mom in the suburbs of scarsdale has been arrested in her suv for growing millions of dollars of marijuana in a queens warehouse. abc's rebecca jarvis has the story. >> reporter: this morning, the ritzy neighborhood of scarsdale, new york, lined with multimillion-dollar homes is reeling from the news that one of its own has allegedly been leading a shocking double life. >> scary. you wouldn't expect it in this kind of community. >> reporter: authorities say

andrea sanderlin is your average soccer mom and has been concealing a big secret. >> it's more aromatic -- >> reporter: an alleged real-life nancy botwin, the actress playing the role on the show "weeds." according to a newly released criminal complaint, the 45-year-old mother of two was running a sophisticated multimillion-dollar marijuana ring, turned in to the dea by a confidential witness who identified her as andi and noted that she drives a mercedes suv. >> she has the ideal cover. she's probably, by most people's definition she is law abiding, and in reality her total life basically is a sham. >> reporter: her alleged home base is this warehouse in an industrial neighborhood about 25 miles from her house. inside, nearly 3,000 marijuana plants worth an estimated $3 million. anthony flores lives across the street from the warehouse.

he says he met sanderlin and a man she was with several times but no mention of that grow operation. >> they said they were working on some baby furniture. i was like, oh, that's pretty cool. she was a very attractive young lady. i didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: arrested late last month, sanderlin pleaded not guilty but this morning remains in jail. and this morning almost everything about her seems to be a mystery still, even her ex-husband doesn't keep photos of her. what we do know, if convicted, she could face up to ten years in prison. you think you know people and then this. >> i saw a quote from her ex father-in-law who said he didn't want to talk about what kind of person she is. thanks, rebecca, very much. sam with the weather. >> already strong spring storms back in oklahoma, passing oklahoma city in the dark of night moving on towards tulsa. they'll go almost all day here where the severe storms will light up. the chance for tornadoes is more

west than oklahoma city, maybe from amarillo on toward lubbock, but here's the problem, the 70-mile-an-hour winds, the hail, the burst of rain those folks don't need it. they are cleaning up all the damage in the okc area. need to talk about this, three states have excessive heat watches out, california, it looks like arizona also, nevada has them. these numbers will go up, midland, 109 yesterday. hasn't been that warm since june 2011. there's big heat in this part of the country.

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♪ tell me what you see >> sure looks like anna nicole smith. what a dramatic life she led. so many highs and lows played out in public. now it's being turned into a dramatic new film already getting a lot of buzz and we have a first look right there. more coming up. >> talking about the times that she had come by here to the studio and what a sheer delight and just so kind, so sweet to everyone. also going viral right now, one wife calling out other women on facebook warning them to stay away from her man. >> yeah. >> who happens to be a state senator in alabama. what the couple told us exclusively -- she did. she went there. she went there. >> nice. >> no problem. >> and also turns out at h&m, why the company is speaking out

saying some of the clothing's models are too skinny and why it's not okay. >> what's happening here? course correction. speaking of, you're still making the call, america, and today, well, we're going to be getting -- well, we're going to get into the act. you're taking our breakfast today. this is a great idea. >> see this right here, this is a live shot of times square. this could be a live shot of your town if you will tweet your town, the most tweets we get for your town no matter what it is, just get at it. tweet "gma" with #youmakethecall. if it's cincinnati, #cincinnati. >> you make the call. >> right there. come on. it's going to be wonderful to see another town out there. we're looking forward to that.

thank you, sam. but now to the explosive courtroom drama in kansas where a former sheriff's deputy is on trial accused of killing his wife and setting fire to their home to cover it up. the defense planning to make the case that his wife was depressed and suicidal and he could take the stand as soon as today. abc's paula faris has the latest for us. >> reporter: this dash cam video taken april 30th, 2011 shows the home of brett and vashti seacat up in flames. in the background you can hear seacat telling police his wife is inside and that she killed herself. >> she's dead. she shot herself. there's blood everywhere. >> reporter: the seacats were a young couple with two little boys. brett, a former police officer claims his 34-year-old wife called him that night to come get their children before they got hurt. he alleges his wife set the house on fire then shot herself. in court on tuesday, his brother robert says he saw vashti the weekend before her death and claimed she was depressed.

>> she looked like she had lost a great deal of weight. looked sleepy. >> reporter: a private investigator hired by the defense testified he found several vials of a drug called hcg in the seacats' home. the defense says vashti was taking the drug to lose weight which has been known to have side effects leading to depression but prosecutors have painted a different story, one of bizarre behavior alleging that 37-year-old wrote his wife's suicide note, one witness says he watched seacat torching two hard drives around the time of vashti's death. a forensic scientist even finding traces of gasoline on his pants. >> yet we found a gun underneath her. >> reporter: the prosecution claims seacat had a clear motive to kill. vashti served him divorce papers just two days before her death. he's being charged with first degree murder and has pled not guilty. this morning, the prosecution has rested its case. now vashti's family wants her to rest in peace. >> i want a headstone on her

grave. i don't think that's too much to ask to show us that respect. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> well, let's get more on this with our legal team, nancy grace from hln and "gma" legal analyst dan abrams. tan si, you've been covering a lot of this on your show, "nancy grace" and the prosecution put on a strong case. >> they really have. i think what's really interesting is if you look at the trajectory path of the bullet, it's almost impossible for her to have committed suicide in this manner and i really think that forensics will carry the day. he says he got a call from her on the cell phone, heard a popping noise, went upstairs. she committed suicide amidst a bedroom afire with one single bullet wound. it would have gone in her ear and downward back to front. clearly he shot her standing over her in the bed. he said he went to rescue her but instead he picked her up and

then just threw her down and ran out. it doesn't make any sense. >> yeah, and you add to that the fact that you have motive. you have incriminating statements from him. you have incriminating statements that she made before she died about him. you've got this note that was found where it seems that he's taking notes about what he should say when he's arrested. so this is a very strong case. >> you say his only hope is this other note. >> the only hope is the suicide -- the alleged suicide note. prosecution expert has come in and said she didn't write it. if these jurors believe she didn't write it, he's done. case is over. i don't care if he takes the stand, doesn't take the stand, he has no chance. if the jurors have some doubt, there are some questions, maybe she could have written it, that's his only hope in this case. >> but as dan points out, nancy, the prosecution already brought in at least one witness on that note. >> yeah, and what's so interesting about handwriting analysis, i remember the first time i ever did one, it was with

a bank robbery note, lucky for me the bank robber was dyslexic and said don't touch the l ram, this is a robi and shifted his letters and that helped me a lot but that's when i first learned about handwriting and already have a defense expert to say it is her handwriting. i predict the defense will rely on the hcg, the human corps onic gonnatropin, the diet aid and say she was so depressed from dieting she shot herself. good luck with that, seacat. >> does he take the stand and the way to evaluate this to some degree, is this case so bad for him that he has to take the stand? >> hail mary. >> in this kind of case you don't want this guy to take the dan because you have the motive stuff, you have the statements he's made. they'll confront him with all of that. you want to keep him off the stand but if things are going so badly you say to yourself to some deck we have nothing to lose a la jodi arias.

>> hail mary. >> then maybe you do it and the lawyer for -- his lawyer is claiming that he's going to take the stand but i never believe these defense lawyers when they claim their clients will take the stand. >> brings out a rare agreement from dan and nancy. thanks very much. special airing tonight and tomorrow on hln, "nancy grace behind bars." thanks, guys. weather from sam. d.c. live shot. so beautiful. i said earlier with the entire east coast. it is the mid-atlantic north that has the bragging rights to the best weather on the board today, good morning to all of you from washington, d.c. to philly to new york to boston. even to caribou, maine, all along the shoreline near the coast, it is beautiful and even inland, pittsburgh at 80 degrees. bradford, p.a. at 72 degrees and then in the midwest we've got this low. this becomes the fuel, the juice, if you will to that coastal system that's going to be running up crossing florida and working up the coastline. when these two get together they become a big rainmaker for this part of the country by the time we get to friday into saturday. i know i said the word saturday

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back now at 7:43 with that facebook post that's gone wildly viral from that political wife warning other women to stay away from her husband who happens to be a snat senator and as abc's linsey davis, this wife is ready to name names. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, lara. campaign season is almost alabama is apparently synonymous with strippers and scantily clad women according to one senator and his wife who is fed up. she is not playing -- she's so perturbed taken to facebook to warn women to stay away from her

man or else. it's the social media post heard around the world. alabama senator shadrack mcgill's wife heather lashing out on her husband's facebook page against women who she claims are soliciting her husband for sex. i have been silent for long enough, she writes. no more. multiple times since being in office he's gotten e-mails from women who may not even be real inviting him to explore, also sending pictures of themselves. >> shad mcgill is a successful businessman, committed husband and christian leader. >> reporter: during his 2010 campaign mcgill says strippers arrived at his family's home in the middle of the night and since being elected mcgill received numerous photos on facebook of scantily clad women, overnight the couple sat down together exclusively with abc news. >> had looked on my husband's facebook yesterday and, again, there was another picture and another e-mail and being that we have daughters, i guess this

anger rose up in me just to protect them and to protect my family. >> reporter: heather mcgill has had enough and is now warning women to stay away from her husband or face public scorn. she says next time, everyone will know who you are for i will publicly share your name before we unfriend you. the couple's been married for 14 years. together they have six children and have had many foster children over the years. >> i know that i can't -- i can't bring about change in other people's lifestyles but i can protect my household. i can protect my husband and my children. >> reporter: with one term now under his belt and campaign season approaching senator mcgill says he's learned how to deal with all the negative attention. >> i was a novice the first time but this time i've got my feet under me. >> reporter: mcgill says as more and more of the country deals with moral decline, he just may have to get rid of his facebook account altogether. robin and george, now if he can only solve the problem of

strippers showing up at his house in the middle of the night >> that's another thing. a whole other thing. >> but you know what, she is standing up for her man. >> i think a lot of people will like hearing her she'll protect her home. >> i think you're right. >> and unfriend. >> and unfriend. coming up, first look at the emotional and new showing footage from the brand-new movie all about the life and death of anna nicole smith. >> you made the call on the "play of the day" today but you made the call on the bo-fer. two viewer choice picks. what are they? >> two? >> two. t-t-two. go nowhere. >> announcer: you make the call. >> oh. this day calls you.

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we rounded to the nearest million. so today -- number five again, zoo animals of course running for charity. i never thought i'd say that in my journalistic career. ostriches and somebody tweeted me later and said you didn't mention the zebras. >> oh, good point. >> so, zebras, i mentioned you there. number four yesterday you'll remember, george, at least you will, the barbie jeep races. we claimed it's a viewer's choice but it's george's first and second. how george spends a saturday afternoon and up next the bo-fer that you all -- you made the call and so we have a cat on a skateboard. >> what. >> oddly enough they call it catboarding. that's cute. that's cute. that's cute. >> that's good. >> that is awesome. >> count them. >> take a look. trick shot. >> looks all of a sudden at the

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>> now from abc7 news. good morning, we have an update to the breaking news in oakland on a five that started in the past hour. here is a look at the seen from sky 7 h.d., you can see crews are still battling the blaze at the building that is charred on the roof at 7th and harrison near chinatown. it appeared to be boarded up. mike has the weather forecast. >> good morning, everyone, yesterday, and today, very similar, and we will see sunshine at the same rate with temperatures below average but antioch at 80 and in the mid-to-upper 60's along the coast. the heat is on coming tomorrow

and through saturday. >> the fire is causing a little bit of slowing if you are traveling along 880 but speaking of fires we have a car fire that just went out, as you head into castro valley, westbound, along 580, but look at speeds down to 18 miles per

were made to fly ♪ ♪ you cannot have a more perfect day in new york city this wednesday. look at everyone out in times square enjoying it. and this week, you know what it is. you make the call on everything. "play of the day," stories we tell and even what we're wearing and now -- >> uh-huh. got to be careful on this one. you are choosing breakfast, our friends. yes, yes, yes, our dear friends at buzz feed food here with three -- let's call them unique selections. >> okay. well done. >> for people to vote on. josh. >> that was a bacon, egg and cheese eggo waffle sandwich and now we're looking

at crazy baked french toast. >> because there may or may not be an adult beverage. >> but there probably isn't. >> probably. >> >> but don't let him drive home and the mint chip pancakes. you make the call. >> mint chocolate chip. >> pancakes. >> favorites, anybody? anybody looking for one to win. >> the eggo sounds good. >> i am too. any time there may or may not be something -- >> robin's point then, we should all get ready for mint chocolate chip pancakes. >> yes. >> pretty consistent. also coming up on the show, thin is definitely not in at h&m right now. the company head speaking out saying some of the company's clothing models are too skinny and, "that is not okay," and that is great to hear. >> for sure. we can't wait for vince vaughn who steps into our studio and hangs out for us making us just a touch more cool. >> he is so funny. >> he is funny.

>> let's get news from josh. we begin with what could be the biggest drug scandal in american sports history. our colleagues at espn's "outside the lines" are reporting some of baseball's biggest stars including alex rodriguez and ryan braun could soon be suspended for allegedly doping and lying to the league about it. the suspensions could be as long as 100 games. it all follows the cooperation of this man, tony bosch, who used to own a florida anti-aging clinic. now, he's expected to testify that he provided dozens of players with illegal drugs. and a shake-up in the obama administration this morning. u.n. ambassador susan rice who was highly criticized for her comments after the attacks in benghazi, libya, last year is being promoted to national security adviser. the current adviser, tom donilon, is resigning. and more families are being forced from their homes along the swollen mississippi river after yet another levee broke near st. louis. the 100-foot breach sent floodwaters rushing through the streets threatening dozens of homes. sam will have the forecast in

just a few moments. also this morning, chrysler's defiance of a government request to recall nearly 3 million jeeps. it could force a court to intervene. regulators say that older jeep cherokees and liberties can catch fire in rear end crashes because of the placement of the fuel tank, but chrysler insists that those automobiles are safe. and a pioneering figure in the civil rights movement has died. the reverend will campbell was the only white person invited to join dr. martin luther king's start-up group in atlanta. he also helped escort black students into schools in little rock. will campbell was 88 years old. and now here's diane sawyer with a preview of what's ahead on tonight's "world news." diane. >> so good morning to you, josh, and i'm going to stick around and wait to see what breakfast you'll be eating later this morning for sure, but i want everybody to know that tonight we have an experiment with tiny babies fixated on tablets and

smartphones. we put them to the test. would they choose mommy or a touch screen? you've got to watch this, josh, and be prepared for a big surprise. >> ah, i hope they chose mom. and another big surprise, finally, a colorado family set up a camera outside to see if they could spot any wildlife passing by. turns out they could. take a look. he wasn't just passing by, he was ready for his close-up. this big guy or gal, we don't know, couldn't confirm it, took to looking into the lens. it may have looked delicious or maybe the man was -- or woman was just ready to be a star. sam, your thoughts. >> well, it's not exactly a sea rescue, josh, but we -- >> we just had one. >> i should say there's a lot of water over here. it is not lara's fault. >> yay! >> it is not? >> i didn't do it. >> for once. >> that is the very first time.

>> that is the first time. >> thank you, george. thank you. because josh would have said i did even if i didn't. >> but the way you carried on through it all, josh, well done. >> there's a lot of water. i was going to say, these were floodwaters over here. those were floodwaters. >> the desk is inevitably cleaner. big breach. >> while we continue, i will entertain hopefully with "pop news," and we begin in the world of "pop news" with anna nicole smith. her life continues to intrigue so many, enough so that six years after her death lifetime has made yet another biopic about her and it's getting major buzz all over the web this morning. "the anna nicole smith story" starring 27-year-old agnes bruckner who looks remarkably like her follows the rice in anna from east texas to hollywood where she became a superstar model. that was before marrying billionaire oil tycoon j. howard marshall. it also tracks the death of anna's son three days after she gave birth to her daughter

dannielynn and of course her tragic death six months later. the movie airs june 29th on lifetime. later on the show, as we said, we will have the original "wedding crasher" here, vince vaughn to talk about his new role as an intern. it seems another star is taking pictures out of his playbook. john travolta crashing a georgia couple's wedding. apparently he met the groom the night before the wedding and the next day surprised the couple posing for pictures with the wedding party. no word yet on if he hit the reception and showed them some of his signature dance moves. >> that would have been something. really fun. and finally, i hope you guys enjoy this. we first discovered this friend yesterday in "gma live." the clip comes from pet sammy. it's called meet cody, the screaming dog and before we show you, a warning, if you have sensitive ears, you may want to do a little earmuff action in the words of vince vaughn.

ready. listen. >> cody. cody! cody. [ dog making screaming noises ] [ laughter ] [ dog making screaming noises ] [ laughter ] [ dog making screaming noises ] >> a dog screams, and everybody laughs. >> by the way, what's your method if you're not coming to us for "gma live?" >> did i miss it? did we confirm that was real or not? good morning, everybody. how are you? tell me your name. and where are you from? >> taylor from texas. >> from texas. good morning. wait. let's get -- you've got to follow me this way. good morning. how are you? how are you, ma'am? all the way down to the corner. how are you guys doing? good morning. take a look at this audience. i'm cutting right in here. all the way down to -- your

name and where are you from? >> rachel. i'm from virginia. >> from virginia. well, welcome in. let's get to the boards and i have so much more to show you at the end of the weather. there's people all over times square. here's where this low, tropical in nature, and could again we're looking at a possibility of development there, about a 40% chance says the hurricane center there causes an awful lot of rain, some wind and coastal flooding for the state of florida. then when it gets together with another system, it could be a wet weekend for the northeast. so we're going to watch it carefully, the heat is

>> from michael from mt. vernon, texas, all the way down, we've got folks, come on, come on, come on. come on, come on. tell me your name and where are you from, sir? what's your name? >> indianapolis. >> and what's your name? >> jack. >> all the way down to indy. we'll get you in the next half hour. that's the weather around the next. in to lara. >> thank you so much. great crowd outside. here's a look at what's coming up on our g"gma morning menu." provocative comments about how mothers going back to work could hurt their child's chances at school. the head of h&m speaking out this morning saying his company's models have been too skinny. and the celebrity mom making headlines almost, never say no to a toddler. why she says it works. plus, vince vaughn live on "good morning america" in times square. "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by the

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♪ ah, take a look at that crowd outside showing off and the great weather we have north of the mid-atlantic. if nothing else, times square, the place for the "heat index" and we have a lot to get to but we'll start here, a prominent governor's comment about education and working moms sparking outrage. phil bryant saying having both parents in the workplace may have led to mediocrity among american students. abc's bianna golodryga, a working mom herself here with

the story. >> you can see why this created a lot of controversy. it came during a panel discussion on childhood literacy and while governor bryant has been trying to clarify what he said, this morning many working moms both married and single are angry saying they often don't have a choice but to work. the interviewer from "the washington post" had barely finished her question when mississippi governor phil bryant jumped in. >> how did america get so mediocre -- >> you want me to tell the truth? i think parents became -- both parents started working and the mom is in the workplace. it's not a bad thing. i'm going to get this trouble and i can just see -- i can see the e-mails tomorrow. >> reporter: almost immediately bryant began backing off what he said. >> a great american story now that women are certainly in the workplace. >> so it's the mother's place to teach them to read. >> no, no, no but i think there was that loving, nurturing opportunity that both parents had a little bit of time. >> reporter: the governor's office later issued a statement

clarifying his comments saying his point was that many families don't have a lot of time because they are balancing both parents being in the workplace. but this morning many critics are pouncing saying the governor is wrong and that children with two working parents perform better in school today than children with stay-at-home moms did in the past. >> working mothers produce well-balanced children and there is simply no data and study after study has proven that this is a false dichotomy. >> reporter: bryant's remarks come on the heels of other controversial remarks about working mothers. two weeks ago paul tudor jones apologized for comments he made about why there are fewer female traders on wall street. >> as soon as that baby's lips touch that girl's bosom, forget it. >> reporter: mean time many are questioning the governor's motivation for making his comments especially since his

wife debra worked outside the home for more than 38 years including while their two children were in school. and aside from not being exactly politically correct there is data arguing that's not accurate. for example, when it comes to reading the u.s. is behind countries like russia and finlapd, however, 77% of mothers in finland work outside of the home compared to 67% of mothers with children under 18 in the u.s. >> so based on nothing. >> yeah. >> based on what he thinks. >> should stay at home. >> yeah. >> also burning up our "gma heat index," the surprising admission by the head of the clothing chain h&m and says the company's models have been too skinny and he is committed to doing something about it. abc's dan harris has that story. ♪ >> reporter: it is an industry where thin is always in, where the faces staring out from the pages of glossy magazines often bare little resemblance to the

actual customers where models are frequently gaunt and underfed creating an unattainable ideal for impressible young girls and loud complaints from critics and parents. >> consumers are starting to say we are changing demographics, we want to see fashion brands promoting other body types besides the stick thin traditional model. >> reporter: into this supercharged atmosphere walks the young ceo of h&m, one of the world's largest clothing retailers with an eyebrow admission karl-johan saying some of our models have been too skinny. that's not okay. they have a huge responsibility and he wants to show diversity in our advertising and not give people the impression that girls have to look a particular way. which is why he says the company recently hired jennie runk, 5'10" and size 12 to 14 to be a star of their swimsuit campaign. >> there needs to be moddings of

every shape, size, color, type, everywhere in all of the media. >> reporter: runk is an outspoken defender and of the mean girl culture that says otherwise. >> once i got to know and love my body i realize i'm the only person that can judge me. >> reporter: the h&m points out aside from using runk they are using beyonce who is a bit curvier in its ads, as well. i believe that the models in our advertising should look sound and healthy, he said. >> when a ceo of a major clothing company like h&m makes this kind of a stand people are forced to pay attention and it's definitely about time. >> reporter: so will these moves by h&m's young ceo bleed out to the rest of the fashion industry? customers care about these issues says persson and that puts pressure on us as companies. for "good morning america," dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so it's in everyone's hands. >> yep.

>> i'm so glad he spoke out. >> what a great thing to say. >> after all these stories about abercrombie & fitch and what they feel about their customers especially. >> the conversation resonating, as well. people paying attention. that 'great. next up in our "heat index" how to handle an adventurous toddler. one actress has people buzzing when she boasted about her decision to stop telling her daughter no. abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> no. >> reporter: it's a two-letter word. >> no. >> reporter: most toddlers know all too well. >> no, no, no. >> never did i think i would tell my precious baby no. no. but now it feels like that's all i say. no, no, no. >> reporter: first time mom mona sokoloff who was in "desperate housewives" is trying something most parents wouldn't dare. >> you try not to say no. >> yes, i just felt like that evil mom who was just always

reprimanding my child and hated myself and parenting skills and i think she was starting to not like me. >> reporter: marla says her 15-month-old daughter got so used to it she thought it was funny. >> got to the point where she was laughing in my face. my nos can turn into no, no, no, no, no, like that. >> my husband, that used to be his no. he'd be like, no, no, no, no. >> reporter: but none of those nos were working so she turned to extreme measures and stopped saying no. most of the time. some experts say it helps. >> wonderful idea because if you're saying no all the time, your toddler won't take you seriously. >> reporter: here's how it works, instead of saying no to everything you pick three nonnegotiable nos. standing in the bathtub and throwing food from the high chair and trying to eat their dog's food. the rest of the time she relies on the art of distraction and, of course, there's always the look. do you still give her the no

look? you know what i'm talking about. >> i do. >> reporter: could this be the answer for all of us moms who are tired of sounding like a broken record. >> no, no, no. >> i feel better about myself as a mom. >> but don't expect little elliott to stop saying that two-letter word any time soon. >> no. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: abc news, los angeles. >> okay, sparking some debate here. >> no, no, no. >> yeah, right. so interesting, isn't it? >> yeah. >> to me i think what is going on? like the word "no" is so important on so many different levels and when i speak all over with parenting experts one of the most important things i want my kids to be self-disciplined. what is that? it's when a person says no to themself in the moment to focus on something else and one of the best ways for parents to teach it is to be disciplined in their parenting. >> i think we heard her say i

think it's a trap that i felt like she didn't like me. i just feel like if i do a good job as a parent and my child will like me but they're an adult when they can choose to like me or not. >> i think kids want boundaries. >> but i remember you're teaching them the word no because of course they're smiling because they don't know what it means but they learn what no means by you being firm. i just remember -- >> yes, yes. >> let me play devil's advocate. i am constitutionally incapable of not saying no all the time. i say no all the time but i understand what she's talking about. it becomes reflexive you're saying no all day long. >> it takes away the meaning. >> house how it makes you feel. >> look at you. you're taking over my job. that's what you're doing. guess what. >> come on. >> you know what, i absolutely -- you're right. a lot of parents focus more on how does it make me feel versus

what are we trying to do? what is our focus here. as a parent what is it we really want to do and let us make sure we're parenting by our principles and not by emotion. >> hear, hear. >> great to have you. >> to have me back. thank you so much. >> solving problems everywhere. all right, so sizzling also in our gma "heat index" this morning we've got some beauty secrets of a supermodel and linsey davis got secrets from miranda kerr about how she looks so good and healthy around the clock. ♪ >> reporter: the australian supermodel who rose to fame as a victoria's secret angel has clipped those wings and is now soaring to new heights on her own. are you still with victoria's secret? >> no, i'm not under contract with them anymore. we had such a wonderful relationship. >> reporter: was it more your idea to get out of the relationship? >> to be honest, it was both of us. >> reporter: the spokes model for gillette venus stepped out to new york for the step out

empower. campaign and call up with the 30-year-old beauty at new york's carlyle hotel. what kind of tips would you give to the average american woman? >> it's a balance. making healthy choices when you can. >> reporter: for the last two years she's been dedicated to her role as mom flynn with husband orlando bloom but raising her other baby, a certified organic skin line called kora organics. >> our skin is our largest organ so why not feed it. >> reporter: kerr, a former gymnast showed off her famous body of work on instagram sunday, an image asking many how could we look like that? >> try body bashing and citrus mist and, of course, great razor. >> reporter: kerr turned silverware into a beauty utensil and covers her eye much lashes in mascara and pinches them between a thumb and spoon and,

voila, curled eyelashes but says true beauty comes from the inside out. >> you can still be a buddy with the right food and nutrients then your body will reward you. >> miranda credits losing the baby weight to eating healthy, allowing indulgences and amping up her pilates and daily tips, citrus mist. have a supermodel know and here is -- >> more of a supermodel glow. >> adorable. >> and also she uses this brush which apparently it stimulates your blood circulation and also exfoliates the dry skin. you can try it. we'll have you looking like a supermodel. >> i'll brush and mist. she's wonderful and been on the show and i think she's fantastic. >> great tips.

now from abc7 news, good morning, i am kristen sze. breaking news, firefighters have controlled a fire that has been burning in oakland for the hour. this is how the blaze looks from the sky, starting at 7:15 at a vacant victorian that was barred up at 7th and harrison street. smoke and flames could be seen by commuters on interstate 880 near the scene. no word if there are injuries or the cause. the how was the site of another fire in january. a fire official says squaters were known to stay there. >> does it affect the traffic? leyla gulen? >> it is looking slow if that area because of that curiosity slowing, as i call it, but we have an injury accident in north palo alto at willow road, it is an injury accident blocking two planes and we are looking at

spectator slowing on the southbound side and slowing building northbound approaching 84. kristen? >> thank you. our meteorologist, mike nicco, will check with the

>> welcome back, and now, a day game, and it will be gorgeous, increasing sun sign at at&t park, and pitch it will be 62, and it to 65. the exploritorium shows how much cooler-than-average today, but the east bay valley, it will be

average, and that is where we will have the big of the jump in temperatures friday does saturday, along where the north bay v ♪ vince vaughn. running for mayor here in times square. great new movie, "the internship." looking forward to speaking to him about it. as we say to you good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> oh, boy. >> also coming up, you saw chris powell last night. it's amazing the transformation -- look at him. he's ready. a left, a right. the transformation last night was something to see and he will have a special story that he will share with us coming up. and there is still time, everyone. >> for? >> announcer: you make the call.

>> that's okay. yeah, we'll choose. take it all off afterwards. >> yes. you get to vote. what do you choose? which ones do you choose? >> eggo waffle, bacon, egg and cheese. crazy french toast. >> alcohol in it. >> america won't be that kind. >> thanks with your help for that. >> now that i've seen them up close -- >> you get to vote at home. >> all you need to go is to go goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! and vote for your dish. maybe we'll try them all. >> announcer: you make the call. >> this could happen at any time, by the way and don't forget you get a chance to get your hometown in the ago. this is a live shot of times square. we're live in times square. we show that behind the desk every morning. but your town could be behind the desk tomorrow morning. all you got to do is tweet "gma" with the #youmakethecall and

#yo #yourtown. vince, i wish i could be bringing you a bacon, egg and cheese. >> i didn't realize you were on the air. >> we rarely know that we're on the air. >> fantastic. how are you doing? >> vince vaughn and owen wilson back together on the big screen since "wedding crashers" "the internship." it's fair to say they play two of the more unusual interns google has ever hired. we look at the scene where they are, in fact, interviewing for the prize gig. take a look. >> you're shrunken down to the size of nickels and drop to the bottom of a blender, what do you do? >> it's not so much getting out of the blender. it's what happens next. you got two nickel-size men free in the world. think of the possibilities. >> i mean, on top of my head i'm just -- >> swimming. >> sunglass repair. we'll be --

>> put those submarines in people -- >> that's not a real thing, the submarine. >> i thought we were stuck in a blender. now we're saving lives. what? >> what. >> what? >> what? >> that's really not a real thing. i refuse to believe that. obviously vince is here to discuss it, okay, so you're a former salesman laid off. you got to find a new thing. this seems like something of a passion project. you co-wrote it. you produced it but you approached google and their initial response was what? >> well, they were excited to have a sense of humor about it and audiences have responded really well to the movie. the movie is very funny but it has a lot of optimism in it and the movie is really about when things kind of go against you being willing to kind of try something new or start over and i think that's what people are really responding to. >> we see you looking for jobs and then you start focusing on google. did that happen to you? >> no. >> sitting there on the computer. >> but i thought it was an interesting thing because i saw all those specials on google. what is this place?

felt like an all inclusive resort like sandals or club med. clearly the stock is going up so someone is working. a volleyball court and nap pods like on qantas airlines. >> we see it all in the movie. the nap pods. >> cray, it's -- >> dry cleaning. >> there's a concept like if it's a fun environment and workers are happy, that they can actually get work done. i wish my father would have taken a page out of that book when i was a kid. its of a very different philosophy. >> dad, if you would have let me play my entire childhood -- quidditch. that's there, as well. you're not -- because it's like, okay -- >> it was an intramural sport and they had quidditch which is like the harry potter game. clearly they're not flying. thought that advance but odd to be running with a stick between your legs but it's a game enjoyed. >> anybody will be flying on those brooms i figure it'll be the people at google. first time with owen since

"wedding crashers." >> he always makes me laugh. so funny. i had the original idea but so many of the good ideas in the movie are his and it's his film and owen is just a funny guy. he's like not the typical comedian who is destined for a laugh. really grounded and works for this movie because as funny as the movie is with the twists and surprises a lot of great cameos in the movie. >> awesome. >> really kind of ultimately a movie with a lot of heart. >> a great cast. before we let you go, our interns just arrived. get on over here. >> what are we doing here? come on. >> i understand we have an intern mail bag. >> nice to see you, ladies. fantastic. it's a pleasure. >> i understand you have a question for vince. >> give me the mike. >> we were wondering if you or owen wilson were going to be interns, who would be the better one? >> i think that would depend on the actual job. but at google, i'd have to maybe go with myself and that's only

because owen is not here to defend himself. >> briment, you're up next. >> my question is what's the most ridiculous task you've ever done for a job? >> well, as an actor i've done a lot of ridiculous things. as an actor, but i'tnow what the most ridiculous one is but there is sometimes you'll find yourself on a set at 7:00 in the morning and you're supposed to be dancing at a club or something like that and it doesn't feel time appropriate unless you would have stayed up all night then it would make more sense. >> very quickly, paige, i should mention i stayed up all night to watch my l.a. kings to get back in the series. i believe you have a question. >> huge blackhawks fan you must be heartbroken. do you feel they'll win the series. >> the kings are such a great team but the blackhawks are up by a game. i feel pretty confident the hawks will go on to the next round. >> all right. i'm going to conscientiously object to that. the film is great and so is the great vince vaughn. great to see you.

june 7th, get out there and see it in the theater. one last look at the weather. sam, where are you? >> very big announcement right now. exclusive debut from carrie underwood off the smash album "blown away." here she is with see you again. >> hi, i'm carrie underwood a first look for "see you again" on "good morning america." ♪ i'll see you again >> i can't see enough of carrie underwood so see you again. one or two things happening we want to share with you before you step out the door. your pictures show us what it's like. new orleans, steam heat and denver, colorado, from yesterday where those stormy skies and now skies are stormy a little

farther south from amarillo, lubbock, abilene during the day today, memphis and little rock you get yours by afternoon or evening. some of these storms will be very strong and not what you need with 70-mile-an-hour wind and driving rain. big-time heat going on from vegas to redding in the 100-degree mark while coastal areas are slightly cooler. so beautiful in the 80s into the northwest today. >> oh, sorry. we were just taking a picture. all that weather was brought to you by thomases english muffins. oh, robin. >> i love being here in times square. everybody on the bus taking shots of everybody on the bus. hey, how are you? how are you actress amy adams is doing really well. she's had an enchanted career,

if you will. she has four oscar nominations already under her belt and now she's stepping into, well, an iconic role, lois lane in "man of steel" helping give new life to the superhero franchise making its 75th anniversary. abc's chris connelly sat down with her. ♪ ♪ >> the world. >> reporter: long before getting to play lois lane in the superman epic "man of steel" amy adams was enthralled with the margot kidder film. >> if you've got me? who's got you. >> i love seeing this sort of real feisty spitfire of a woman and she was just very slight and yet kind of fearlessly standing up to men. >> reporter: as a child, amy could even perform lois in superman's love song. >> can you read my mind? >> can you read my mind. >> do you know what it is that you do to me. >> you knew the whole song. >> yes, yes, i did. i had a huge crush on superman and really wanted to be lois

lane so here i am. >> reporter: this go-getting lois is drawn to the soon-to-be suit by his vulnerability. you're no damsel in distress. >> no, i deaf get myself in situations which require saving and, yeah, she's really a part of the solution and i like that a lot. >> reporter: amy agrees viewers will find henry cavill a worthy superman. looks so good in that suit. >> well, you know, you know. what's a girl to do? it was funny because the majority of scenes where i'm near him he's in the suit and had to do a photo shoot and it was strange to feel warm human flesh. i don't know where to put my hands. >> reporter: now 38 she has moved effortlessly through hollywood ever since her breakthrough role in "june bug." >> they're here. >> reporter: is it better this all happened for you after the age of 30? >> yes. >> why? >> i was a mess in my 20s. i just worked with jennifer lawrence and she's hamming everything so well and i would have been a hot mess.

>> reporter: helping to keep her even keeled along with longtime partner darren is their 3-year-old aviana just starting to comprehend her mother's remarkable career. what does your daughter ask you about to do. >> she asked if i would work with miss piggy. she thinks i work with miss piggy. >> reporter: for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. and "man of steel" opens friday, june 14th in theaters nationwide and more about the movie on a special "nightline" tonight right here on abc. and right now here on "gma," coming up chris powell, truly inspiring weight loss story. [ applause ]

welcome back to "good morning america." get ready to be inspired. last flight on "extreme weight loss" we met meredith, 25 years old, a teacher who wanted to lose more than half her body weight. take a look at her incredible journey. for most of her life 24-year-old meredith had struggled with her weight and identity. >> i always knew i was adopted. they're small and i'm not. at all. i never felt like i fit into my own family. >> reporter: years of yo-yo dieting have brought her to 314 pounds. so this kindergarten teacher from rochester, new york, reaches out to chris powell who wastes no time getting meredith

into boot camp. >> oh, my god. >> finish what we started. >> reporter: she wants to weigh 15 5 pou 155 pounds, a goal she tattooed on her stomach. while it isn't easy -- >> we're going to run from this lifeguard station down to that lifeguard station. >> reporter: meredith meets the challenge head on. >> oh, my gosh, meredith. you just dropped 84 pounds. oh, my god. >> reporter: and over the next year -- >> you lost 32 pounds. you're down another 22. >> reporter: so did meredith make it down to 155? >> ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for the all-new meredith! [ cheers and applause ] >> so here it is. the moment we've been waiting for. there she was and here she is now. meredith and chris powell.

congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> hi, chris. you have done it again. congratulations. i want to give you these. i know you wanted to show us. >> i do. i do. >> share with us how far you've come. >> at the heaviest i was over 400 pounds at one point and here we are today at 155 pounds and it's amazing. such a journey. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> chris, host of "extreme weight loss" and "choose more, lose more." you said meredith's journey was especially inspiring. >> it was. so much so she tattooed her goal on her body. that shows dedication. but it's also one of the most important things we can all do is we need to know where we're going. we need to have that purpose and that's exactly what she did and sure enough, she got there. >> you got there, and we are so thrilled to see it. thank you for inspiring us and i also want to share with everybody some very exciting news about you, chris. so why don't you tell us. >> we have baby number four on the way.

baby number four, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> chris powell, expanding the family. thank you very much for inspiring all of us and check out amazing transformations on "extreme weight loss." tuesdays, 8:00, 7:00 central on abc. coming up, josh cooking with mario batali's son. a great story.

mario batali's sons gave him a cookbook, things they love making for him. now the batali brothers cookbook out in time for father's day and got a chance to cook with them. take a look. mario, not just because of the "h" but because of the "a." today we're on a field trip to the house of batali, a taste of italy in manhattan. ah. mario. ah. >> how are you, my brother. >> too cook with the man

himself, mario and his two sons, benno and leo. >> everybody put on their crocs. the signature orange crocs, size 13. when you cook with mario, you're ready for everything. little did i know you could go open tow. i'm starving. into the beating hearts of the batali home we go. >> welcome to the batali kitchen. >> this is incredible. >> we live our whole life in here so this is big enough to have dinner for eight or ten people. >> this is where the magic in this house happens. >> magic indeed as world renowned chef, restaurant tear and co-host of "the chewth this man certainly knows his way around the kitchen but today is passing the spatula on to his boys who released "the batali brothers cookbook." >> let's do some tacos. we'll start off with extra

virgin olive oil. you can add the onion. >> you can stir that a little bit. >> then what will we do? >> then we add the meat. >> away we go. >> next we add the salt, some minced garlic and what mario refers to as custom toothpaste. >> oh. >> oh. that's why that poker is on -- >> there you go. in fewer than ten minutes it is done and it's time to eat. i couldn't wait. >> we're not about luxury ingredients but simple great technique and delicious food. let's give it a taste. what do you think? >> oh. >> i actually get to love myself for the first time on this program. what do you think? >> it's great. >> just good. >> really good. >> i didn't change your life? >> no. you didn't change his life. >> one afternoon in the batali kitchen and it's obvious why they weren't impressed by my

cooking skills. these guys have been cracking eggs since birth. >> you got to be proud of these two guys because it's not like, hey, guys, i want you two to do a cookbook. its of ahe labor of love for their dad and also, you know, picking up the family tradition. >> it came out pretty cool and i was so excited when i saw it and almost brings a tear to your eye that your kids are thinking about you when you're not there and doing something cool and kind of told me about six months into the process that they had never planned on this being a published book but just a gift to me. >> the batali boys' approved vanilla cupcake. >> yes, sir and what do you think about it? >> it's delicious. it's delicious. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for coming to our house. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. >> so great to see another side of my friend and his boys. you can get those recipes for the treats you just saw goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. we will be right back.

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>> good morning, authorities are investigating a fatal police shooting on a large boat in the vallejo marina, saying an officer was checking out a loud verbal and physical confrontation on the vote after 8:00 last night, and police say a man point add weapon at the officer and that the officer shot the suspect in self-defense. >> one more day of the cool weather, mike? >> june gloom here again. we will be in the upper 50's and low 60's along the coast and 63 in san francisco and upper 60's and low 70's an the bay but mid-70's in the east bay valley. in the north bay they will get the dangerous heat saturday and friday. >> an accident in east palo alto cleared along northbound 101 at willow road but look at all of the red, san jose is the 7th busiest traffic area, at 35

miles per hour away from the south bay freeway. drive safe, announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the new comedy "the internship," vince vaughn. and annals from down under, courtesy of the san diego zoo. ll next on "live." now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause]